I have a starter pt# 1113321, told it is for a 1954 Plymouth, but the number dos"nt show in my books. Can anyone help? ???
Mick54Ply-
I checked my various MOTOR's manuals, which cover the years 1935-1982.
From 1935 through 1961, the original equipment starter motors had numbers with two or three letters, followed by a dash (-) and 4 numbers, such as:
MCH-6205 for a '53-'54 starter.
Starting in 1961, one starter was? MDT-7002, one was 1889100 and one was 1889200.
From then on through 1982, the starters had all numbers in their identification, but none of them started with 1113xxx.
Regards,
Pat O'Connor
My Hollanders thru 1956 list the highest starter number as 110xxxxx, from this I would assume that the starter is post 1956. I don't have a exchange manuel later than 56 sorry. Mabey someone has a later Hollanders and can tell you.
Wayne S.
After reading the post by Wayne S., I dug out my 3 Hollanders, which cover from 1928-1965.
There was a 1113308, which is for Autocar, Federal, Reo, and Ward LaFrance, and a
1113456, which is for an I-H? RD-406, but no 1113321 in between the above numbers.
Pat O'Connor
My Hollanders 1654 - 1966 list starter manufacturer?s numbers. If I understand well, 1113321 falls in between 1113308 (listed as interchange No. 626) and 1113456 (interchange No 769).
Interchange No 626 shows Autocar 48.54 w/R6-572 and 602 engine, plus some REO, Federal and Ward-La-France engines.
No 769 is for International RD 406, 450 and 501 engines, 12V.
So You better try carefully , but the Holander theory doesn?t show a fit for Your Ply 54.
Sorry, can?t help more. Greetings! Go
If its a starter for a chrysler family car it should be an autolite but it should still have Chrysler corporation on the ID tag if it has and is 6 volt it will fit your car even if it is 1949 -till when they changed to 12V . the one i have in my 54 diplomat is out of a 52 and i have 3-4 others of different years for spares. just be carefull its not a 12V as they will also fit straight in . if its 12V it will have a green tag , 6V is red
Sorry the number I posted was wrong, it should of been #1113121. It is a Chrysler Canada autolite starter MAW 4041 ser#110000581. Sorry for the wild chase, hope you can still help. :-[ :-[
MAW4041 was used in 1946-8 Dodge. if it is the Bendix type and not the early clutch type it will fit . the specs for it are the same as what is in you 54. looking in the parts book it was used on the P15 plymouth as well
Thanks for the info, the 54 starters turn over faster than the 48. I have a 54 Plymouth which turns over slow and suspect it is an earlier starter.
The 32nd edition of Hollander's states that MAW4041 is for a '46-'48 Dodge and that it will interchange with all of the folowing:
MZ4133? ('46-'48 Plymouth)
MCH6101? ('49-'51 Dodge? &? '49-'51 Plymouth)
MCH6202? ('52? Dodge Canadian? and '52 Plymouth Canadian)
MCH6205? ('52-'54 Dodge? 6 cylinder & '52-'54 Plymouth)
MCH6206? ('53-'55 Dodge? V-8)
MCH6302? ('55 Plymouth? V-8)
MCH6305? ('55 Dodge & Plymouth? 6 cylinder, also '46-55 Dodge passenger, U.S. and Canadian, also '54-'55 Dodge truck V-8
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?except, R, T, and V series, also '46-'55 Plymouth? U.S. & Canadian, also Dodge truck early '56? 6 cyliinder with Powerflite transmission with '300' series engine (6 volt).
Regards,
Pat O'Connor